I used to frequent r/suicidewatch to help people from commiting suicide. What I never understood is how many people got their hands on all the drugs to od?
I used to frequent r/suicidewatch to help people from commiting suicide. What I never understood is how many people got their hands on all the drugs to od?
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Any drug can be a leþal OD if you take enough of it, even over ð counter stuff.
Ðere's even an LD50 for water if you can believe it.
Huh, that's the first time I've seen a thorn character on Lemmy
I've just been seeing them around today, for some reason. Glitch in the matrix?
I'm also partial to ð, ſ, æ, ᵫ, œ, and ƿ
You would be
I only noticed it with op
I remember the story about the woman who won a water drinking contest for some morning radio show and died because she drank too much water. I don’t remember the exact terminology.
Hyponatraemia. As Chubby Emu might put it (and indeed might have), "hypo" meaning low or below, "natrio" meaning sodium and "(h)aemia" meaning blood. Low sodium in the blood. You know those electrolytes they always talk about being good for you? Sodium is one of those.
Basically diluted herself to death.
Anna Wood drank too much water and suffered water intoxication that led to her death.